Oregon Mower Blade Part Numbers Explained: 90-, 190- and 790-
Seeing the same Oregon blade listed as 90-354, 190-354 and 790-354? Here's what the prefixes mean and how to be sure you have the right blade.
Seeing the same Oregon blade listed as 90-354, 190-354 and 790-354? Here's what the prefixes mean and how to be sure you have the right blade.
Shear pins are designed to break so your auger gearbox doesn't. Here's how to replace them and why you should never swap in a regular bolt.
Find your belt by OEM number or measure it correctly, then replace it in about 30 minutes with basic tools.
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The fastest way to get the right blade is to match the OEM part number. If you can't, measure length, center hole and width. Here's how.